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Yea.. we planned on staying sealed for sure.. The amp that will be running this is a Kenwood KAC-8452 He's running a set of 6x9s off the rear channel right now.. I'm thinking we'll attach the sub bridged to the L/R rear channel. Will that be enough to power this thing.. especially if we drop...

What is this fiberfill? Adding it to the inside of the box some how simulates more volume? It might not be THAT big.. but his trunk is stupid small and he'd like to keep some semblance trunk space if at all possible. To get close to 1.25, and to fit height wise, we're looking at 24(w) X 8(h) X...

I just got a 12" Infinity Reference 1240w subwoofer, and am looking to either make or purchase a box. The biggest problem I have is space. I have a 92 Mustang coupe, the trunk is literally about 10" high, so I have very limited space. Inifinity recommends 1.25 for interior volume for this sub...

My brother has a notchback mustang, so his rear speakers are mounted in the rear deck. The factory speakers back there are 5x7. Many people make 6x9s work, but there is some modification involved. With that in mind, we went shopping for some speakers. We found a great deal on a set of 6x9...

This started Saturday night.. the sound suddenly went dead in my car. It was out for a few seconds then it came back for a few. Then it was gone again. on. off. on. off. irritated! I started dicking around with it, and found that if I set the head unit to volume 9 or below it would stick...

lol, there aren't even ports.. its all speakers in that box. I'll look for, or maybe make my own enclosure, and drop the one working sub in it for now, and pick up a better sub sometime in the future. Any recommendations? I'll get all my new stuff installed tomorrow and hopefully working...

Cool, thanks.. So why are those boxes no good? Would bandpass be a better choice for a single sub?

I took a few pics of the speakers inside the subbox.. no real markings that say who makes them or whatever. Just a generic made in taiwan or whatever. http://smurphdesigns.com/images/subbox/ I'm just putting up a link to the high res pictures because they're big and I dont wanna f' up the...

Those are the camera phone pics.. I'll get the rest up after work.

I'll snag some pics tonight... I got a few with my camera phone, but they were really more of the wiring inside the box. My lame drawing did a better job of illustrating that. When I had it apart I looked for part numbers and stuff, but didnt see anything on either those mids or tweeters. Oh...

So basically pull the rear speakers out completely, don't even use them. Use the front channels to power the door (and dash speakers since they're inline), and then just hook up the one subwoofer? What about the tweeter, and mids in that box? Should I just unplug those as well? Thanks man.

Found out I'm apparently missing the door speaker in my '89 Mustang LX.

MTX Sub Box in the trunk 2 10" MTX Subs 2 Tweeters 2 Mid speakers that aren't hooked up for whatever reason.

Ugh, what a mess. I bought this car about a year ago, and have switched it on and off daily driver duty with my other car since then. It had a sub box and a 4-channel Kenwood amp installed in the car when I bought it. The sound was pretty good, could've been better, but still decent. Lately...